Uncompromising Quality

From compound design to final inspection, RubberQ's IATF 16949 quality system supports EV/energy storage, industrial equipment, semiconductor, and Tier 2 automotive projects with batch-level traceability maintained across years of production.

Global Certifications

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IATF 16949:2016

Automotive Quality Management

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IATF 16949:2016

Automotive Quality Management

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ISO 9001:2015

Quality Management System

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ISO 9001:2015

Quality Management System

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ISO 14001:2015

Environmental Management

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ISO 14001:2015

Environmental Management

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RoHS & REACH

Environmental Compliance

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RoHS & REACH

Environmental Compliance

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Download our complete quality manual, inspection reports, and material certifications from our Technical Resources page. Visit Technical Resources →

Process records

Control Plan-Based Quality Assurance

RubberQ quality control is not only certificate-based. A real part control plan defines what must be checked, when it is checked, how it is recorded, and what happens if a result is out of range.

QUALITY RECORD Control-plan record example Control-plan view, inspection sheet, or batch release record
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Incoming material checks

  • Material name and code
  • Weight against delivery or production instruction
  • Batch number and validity window
  • Packaging condition and technical indicators

Incoming inspection records, supplier documents, and raw-material labels

Compounding mistake-proofing

  • Barcode verification
  • Recipe name and material sequence
  • Ingredient weight and mixer filling level
  • Mixing time, temperature, pressure, and discharge condition

Recipe system records, weighing logs, and mixing instruction sheets

Compound release testing

  • Dispersion
  • Specific gravity
  • Mooney viscosity
  • Rheometer torque curve
  • Hardness, tensile strength, and elongation

In-house lab reports and batch release records

Molding and shipment release

  • First and last article dimensions
  • SPC on critical dimensions
  • Appearance defects such as flash, missing material, cracks, or bubbles
  • Packing quantity, lot number, and shipment FIFO

Dimensional reports, final inspection records, packaging labels, and shipment checks

Example release controls from the production plan

B-compound storage temperature controlled below 28 C

Rheometer curve must stay within the approved standard curve

Hardness, tensile strength, and elongation verified before release

Critical dimensions can be monitored through SPC when required by drawing

In-house Laboratory

Our in-house testing facility validates every compound and batch to recognized ASTM and ISO standards — not outsourced to third-party labs we can't control.

Rheometer (MDR)
Rheometer (MDR) Cure characteristics analysis ASTM D5289
Universal Tensile Tester
Universal Tensile Tester Strength, elongation, modulus ASTM D412 / ISO 37
Aging Oven
Aging Oven Heat & ozone aging simulation ASTM D573 / D1149
Video Measuring System
Video Measuring System Dimensional inspection ISO 3302-1 Class M1
See the full ASTM/ISO testing matrix on our Testing & Validation page →

Total Process Control

  • APQP: Advanced Product Quality Planning
  • Compounding: Precision automated weighing
  • Molding: Real-time sensor monitoring
  • FQC: 100% Visual or automated inspection

All equipment is calibrated annually by CNAS accredited third-party laboratories.

Visual Proof of Excellence

Incoming Material Check

Incoming Material Check

SGS certified raw material verification for every batch.

In-process Monitoring

In-process Monitoring

Real-time SPC (Statistical Process Control) data tracking.

Final 100% Inspection

Final 100% Inspection

Final inspection checks appearance, dimensions, and batch requirements, with abnormal items recorded and isolated.

Why Single-Line A-Mixing Matters

Three operational advantages we preserve for repeatable compound quality:

01

Long-term compound consistency across repeated production lots.

02

Contamination-risk control through sequence planning and SOP cleaning between batch families.

03

Batch records linked to rheology, Mooney, and release checks before production moves forward.

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Full Traceability Chain

Our automotive-grade heritage means every component follows a rigorous evidence-based manufacturing cycle.

01

Raw Material

Incoming inspection and batch certification

02

Compounding

Automated weighing with full digital logging

03

Molding

Real-time process monitoring and SPC control

04

Inspection

100% final inspection with traceability records

Quality Documentation Center

Process documents and test records for purchasing, engineering, and quality teams.

Supplier Traceability Chain

From approved suppliers to final outgoing inspection with digital batch references.

Stage 01

Supplier Qualification

Approved supplier whitelist by material family with annual re-validation.

Stage 02

Raw Batch Binding

Each incoming lot is linked to batch ID and certificate metadata.

Stage 03

In-Process Tracking

Compounding, curing, and inspection nodes keep complete process parameters.

Stage 04

Shipment Traceback

Every shipped lot can be traced back to raw material and process records.